Riders in Los Angeles face the same congestion as drivers with far less protection, and injuries tend to be serious. Insurers also sometimes assume that riders share the blame. Finding a lawyer who understands motorcycle claims is a real advantage.
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Apollo Law Group is a plaintiff-side law firm headquartered in West Los Angeles that represents individuals in employment, personal injury, workers' compensation, and lemon law matters. The firm works on a contingency basis — no fee unless it recovers for the client — and takes cases nationwide, citing more than 30 years of combined attorney experience. Its employment practice covers wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation and whistleblower claims, wage-and-hour and meal-and-rest disputes, misclassification, and family and medical leave matters; its personal injury practice handles car, truck, motorcycle, and pedestrian collisions, slip-and-fall, catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. View the Apollo Law Group profile.
Motorcycle Accident Firms in Our Los Angeles Directory
- Farahi Law Firm, APC (Los Angeles, CA) — LT Rank 90.24
See the full live list on our Motorcycle Accident practice page and the Los Angeles directory.
Bias against riders is real
Adjusters and sometimes jurors carry stereotypes about motorcyclists. A good motorcycle accident lawyer anticipates this, gathers scene evidence and witness accounts early, and presents the rider's conduct accurately. California allows lane splitting by motorcyclists under Vehicle Code section 21658.1 when done safely and prudently, which comes up often in disputes over fault.
California rules that matter
California's pure comparative negligence rule lets an injured rider recover even if partly at fault, with damages reduced by the rider's share. The general deadline to sue for personal injury is two years. Helmet use is mandatory in California, and defense lawyers may raise it when arguing about the extent of head injuries, so records of protective gear can matter.
A note on this directory
Our Los Angeles directory currently lists fewer firms that list motorcycle accidents as a practice area than for car accidents, so this guide is shorter than some others. As more firms are added and verified, this page will be updated.
This article is general information, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by reading it. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.